Hosted by Damon Talley of NASA's Digital Learning Network, the webcast takes you behind the scenes at Kennedy Space Center in Florida and includes an interview with Flow Director Ken Tenbusch, who oversees the critical work to prepare shuttle Endeavour for flight.
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Space shuttle Endeavour roared off Launch Pad 39A at NASA's Kennedy Space Center on a spectacular tower of smoke and flames. The STS-126 mission is an extremely ambitious undertaking, highlighting four spacewalks and delivering the heaviest payload in shuttle history.

Ten years ago on December 4, 2008, NASA and its partner nations began building a dream: the International Space Station. On that date, space shuttle Endeavour lifted off on its 12-day mission to deliver NASAs Unity module and connect it to Russias Zarya control module already orbiting Earth.
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The crew module simulator arrives at NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida in advance of the Ares I-X test flight later in 2009. No copyright protection is asserted for this video.

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Video produced by the NASA Direct Studio at Kennedy Space Center. Youtube/KSCVideos has all the NASA Direct content as well as lots of space related subjects created by Kennedy Space Center Public Affairs, all free no ads.
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Video produced by the NASA Direct Web Studio at Kennedy Space Center. Youtube/KSCVideos has all the NASA Direct content as well as lots of space related subjects created by Kennedy Space Center Public Affairs, all free no ads.
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Video produced by the NASA Direct Web Studio at Kennedy Space Center. Youtube/KSCVideos has all the NASA Direct content as well as lots of space related subjects created by Kennedy Space Center Public Affairs, all free no ads.
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Hosted by George Diller of NASA Public Affairs at Kennedy Space Center in Florida, the webcast features insight from LRO Deputy Project Manager Cathy Peddie and LCROSS Payload Scientist Dr. Kimberly Ennico. Mission Manager Chuck Tatro of NASA's Launch Services Program will also explain the painstaking work of launching two spacecraft on a single rocket.